SMART EASTER SPENDING: HOW HOUSEHOLDS CAN CELEBRATE WITHOUT BLOWING THE BUDGET

Consumers are encouraged to plan ahead, avoid unnecessary debt and make more intentional spending decisions As households prepare for the added costs that often come with the Easter period, consumers are urged to take a more deliberate approach to their seasonal spending. Easter often brings extra expenses, from food and travel to family gatherings and…

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FNB RECOGNISED FOR INDUSTRY LEADING INVESTMENT CAPABILITIES AT 2026 SALTA AWARDS

FNB is proud to announce that the FNB Top 40 Exchange‑Traded Fund (ETF) has once again been recognised as South Africa’s best Exchange‑Traded Product (ETP) for tracking efficiency over three years, in the ‘SA Equity Category’. Now in their ninth year, The South African Listed Tracker Awards (SALTA), celebrate excellence in the Exchange Traded Product (ETP) and Exchange Traded…

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FNB BRINGS eWallet TO ALL WITH WHATSAPP, STRENGTHENING ACCESS TO AFFORDABLE BANKING FOR SOUTH AFRICANS!

FNB has expanded its eWallet onto WhatsApp, creating a simpler digital entry point into formal financial services for millions of South Africans who may not have traditional bank accounts. The enhanced service allows customers to onboard in minutes and progressively unlock an ecosystem of everyday financial services. Delivered through WhatsApp, a familiar low data channel,…

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A DECADE OF DISCIPLINE: TEN YEARS OF tax‑free SAVING SHOWS THE POWER OF PATIENCE

TEN years ago, thousands of South Africans were encouraged to open a Tax‑Free Savings Account (TFSA). This 10‑year milestone offers a rare insight into how time, disciplined behaviour and tax‑free structures work together to build meaningful capital even when contributions start small. Introduced in 2015 to boost South Africa’s saving culture, TFSAs gave households a…

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MEC MAILE MANTAINS THAT DEPARTMENTS ARE PUSHING EXPENDITURE TO MEET THE SERVICE DELIVERY NEEDS OF PEOPLE IN GAUTENG BACKGROUND

The Gauteng Provincial Government entered the 2025/26 financial year with a main budget of R172.3 billion, which was later adjusted to R175.6 billion and adopted by the Gauteng Provincial Legislature. This amount, though significant, is insufficient to deal with the monumental structural challenges that confront the Gauteng Province, whose demographic profile as the most populous…

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